"This climate change documentary features the footage from a team of filmmakers who travel to 20 countries across six continents to detail the effects humans have had on the planet. From a deep Siberian mine to a subway tunnel in Switzerland, the imagery flows from each man made creation to the next, often presenting each structure as barely recognizable to the human eye. The documentary directors Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, and Nicholas De Pencier, stamp an an eye-opening view of the world and humankind's mark on ...
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"This climate change documentary features the footage from a team of filmmakers who travel to 20 countries across six continents to detail the effects humans have had on the planet. From a deep Siberian mine to a subway tunnel in Switzerland, the imagery flows from each man made creation to the next, often presenting each structure as barely recognizable to the human eye. The documentary directors Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, and Nicholas De Pencier, stamp an an eye-opening view of the world and humankind's mark on it. Features Alicia Vikander narrates." Clare Perez-Izaguirre Lopez, Rovi
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